Heather has included the standards here which has the language to turn the assignment into "I can statements" .
Thanks everyone, for all of your contributions.
Heather's lessons for Bruiser
My aim is to form collaborative groups that examines basic parts of the plot and developing a summary assignment for Bruiser.
THEN they create their own basic parts of a plot of a story with the four characters/traits (collaboratively).
Individually, they will write a story in the voice of two characters (1-2 paragraphs) per part of plot (total of 10-15 paragraphs).

Middle School English/LA Ongoing Learner Goals:
Speaking/Listening:
  • Listen with understanding and respond with meaning in small groups and whole classes
  • Express ideas coherently for a variety of audiences and purposes including:
informing, persuading, questioning, problem solving, sharing ideas & stories, reaching consensus
Reading:
  • Make connections between text and real life experiences
  • Respond to traditional and contemporary works representing diverse perspectives, cultures, and issues
  • Analyze and evaluate narrative elements of … the novel …
  • Identify the effect of literary devices including … diction, dialogue, and description …
  • Restate and summarize information or ideas from print …, using wide range of strategies to connect new information and ideas
Writing:
  • Select and use appropriate forms of fiction and nonfiction to achieve different purposes when writing for different audiences.
  • Evaluate writing, explaining judgments of quality writing in response to peer or teacher feedback
  • Identify and use appropriate resources throughout the writing process
  • Give credit for ideas, images, and multimedia information using MLA citations


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